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9/11Howe Incident at Shepherd Bay DEW Line
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- Publication date
- 1996
- Usage
- Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0
- Topics
- Anodyne Institute, music, new age, digital synthesizer, arctic circle, distant early warning line, unexplained incident
- Item Size
- 391.9M
Excerpt from Anodyne Institute's Archive:
We surmise that sometime in the early nineties, one M. Howe checked in as a technician at defunct DEW Line site VTL-2 in Shepherd Bay. The station was due to be deactivated and a NWS site established in its place, but no technician had officially been posted at the time of Howe's arrival.
It is estimated that Howe spent approx. nine months tending the station. They left meticulous logs, though these records do appear erratic towards the end of this period.
Howe kept no personal journal that we know of, but we did discover multiple cassette tapes on which they recorded synthesizer music. We believe Howe brought a synthesizer instrument with them. We have released these recordings to the public.
Full info available here: https://anodyne.institute/athenaeum/howe-incident.html
